University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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IWIU CORKS AND CURLS It lug of fllboocru Uirginm The Colonnade Soirtic I Sir Tony of Virginia By ghost of old jeff swore 'I-hat somber days of soberness In Colonnade were o'er. By Tommie's ghost he swore it. Then named a coming night: And bade his messenger go forth, East and west and south and north. To get his comrades right. II To north and south and east and west His messenger liew fast: From Preston Heights to Twinkle S Was heard his bugIe's blast. Professors made for Colonnade As children playing tag, tone's Or as, when Georgetown bites the dust, Xve rally 'round the Flag. III But all around The Corner Was tumult and affright, Full well they knew the outcome Of many a gala night: And being wise and crafty, Forthwith they planned a raid Upon such shameful soiree To come on Colonnade. IV I wish in all the Wise IVIen There beat no heart so bold, But sore it ached and fast it beat When this dread news 'was told. Straightway up-rose Sir Tony. Up-rose his Ravens true. Yet at the name of Students They more affrighted grew. V They held a council standing Within their harassed hall. Short time there was for talking And fear was over all. Out spake Sir Tony staunchly: ml he windows must go down, Else would the students entrance talze And forthwith paint the town. VI .lust then Foss Font came Hying All wild with haste and fcar. Oh, hold the door. Sir Tony, The students all are here. And plainly and more plainly Vvithin that lengthy line Now might ye see the faces Of Virginia's noblest shine. VII Quiclc, hide the booze, Sir Tony. With all the speed ye may. I, with two more to help me, Will hold the Foe at playp In yon old door a thousand May well be held by three. Now who will stand on either hand And hold the Horde with me? VIII Then out spake Bird of Chemistry Full four feet ten was he: Lo, I will stand at thy right hand And hold the door with theegn And out spake strong old Kepner, Of pompous build was he, I will abide on thy left side And hold the door with thee. IX Meanwhile the student army, Right fearsome to behold, Came marching down the Arcade With fronts that shone Iilce gold. The Three stood calm and silent And Ioolcecl upon the foes, Whereat a shout of laughter From all the students rose